Tulsi Gabbard strips the security authorizations of 37 intelligence managers

The Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard announced on Tuesday that her office had stripped the security authorizations of 37 current and former intelligence officials, accusing them of politicizing and manipulating information.

A note from DNI sent Monday included the names of the officials who worked at the CIA, the NSA, the State Department and the National Security Council, including the former Obama Dni James Clapper, who, according to Gabbard Evaluation of the 2017 Intelligence Community linked to the influence of Russia in the 2016 elections.

“Being entrusted to a security authorization is a privilege, not a right,” wrote Gabbard in a post X. “People of the intelligence community who betray their oath to the Constitution and put their own interests before the interests of the American people broke the sacred confidence they have promised to defend.”

The director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced on Tuesday the revocation of the diplomas of former intelligence officials. (SOMODEVILLA / GETTY Images)

Clapper pushed to “compromise” “normal” stages to precipitate ICA 2017, despite the concerns of the director of the NSA

Notable officials from the list include Brett M. Holmgrenformer assistant state secretary for intelligence and research; Richard H. Ledgett, former deputy director of NSA; Stephanie O’Sullivan, former main deputy director of national intelligence; And Luke R. Hartig, former principal director of the fight against terrorism in the National Security Council.

Yael Eisenstat, a former CIA officer and the White House advisor known for his involvement in the Facebook election integrity operation.

Former American national intelligence director James Clapper, on the right, listens to former CIA director John Brennan. (Reuters)

Dni Gabbard claims that “ deep state actors’ did not want Trump-Russia’s information to see the day of the day ”

Gabbard said the decision had been made on the management of President Donald Trump.

“Our intelligence community must be determined to maintain the values and principles consecrated in the American Constitution and to maintain a laser emphasis on our mission to ensure the security, security and freedom of the American people,” Gabbard wrote on X.

The memo noted that the revocation was in force immediately and the access of civil servants to systems, installations, materials and classified information would be terminated.

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The contracts or the employment of civil servants to the government must be dismissed and the securities of skills given to security agents, according to the memo.